The airfields do not allow you to use your own recording equipment for the jump – however you can purchase filming from most airfields on the day. Please check your booking details on the portal to make sure whether you need to pre-book your video or can book upon arrival. The cost of this can be found here .

You have the option to fundraise online or offline or both! When you book on, we will send a confirmation email with more details about fundraising.

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Q: Are dogs allowed at the airfield?

The airfields vary on their restrictions for dogs – some allow dogs (on lead) however the following airfields do not: Bridlington, Brigg, Coleraine, Errol, Honiton, Lancaster, Maidstone, Netheravon (Salisbury),Nottingham and Swansea.

Q: What time do I need to be at the airfield for?

Your arrival time at the airfield would have been sent to you in your confirmation email and can be viewed under the 'Profile' tab in the menu – it is usually between 8am and 9am. Please note that we cannot provide a jump time as it is weather dependent.

Q: What if the weather isn’t looking good?

The one aspect of your day that is out of our control is definitely the weather – if the forecast is looking bad in the days leading up to your jump, you may be contacted by the airfield to reschedule, and you are free to contact the airfield yourself to ask about whether the jump will be going ahead. However, if you have not heard anything to the contrary, you must still turn up to your jump.

Q: What sponsorship should I bring along on the day?

If you have raised your money on an online fundraising page and reached the minimum funds on there, you would just need to make sure that you let us know of the page. Please make sure your page is set up with the charity you signed up for . Once you have done that, there is no money that you will need to bring along on the day. If you are fundraising all of your money in cash, or using a crowdfunding online fundraising page, you would need to either: Pay your jump costs on the day by cash/card out of the sponsorship money that you have collected in and also make a direct donation to your charity via their website, over the phone or a bank transfer before the jump for the remaining sponsorship amount. You can then send us a receipt of the donation made so we are aware. Pay the full sponsorship raised to the charity at least 7 days in advance of the jump date via their website, over the phone or a bank transfer and then send us a receipt of the donation made at least 7 days before the jump date so we can then arrange for your jump costs to be covered by the sponsorship donation so you do not need to pay on the day Please note – you must have signed up as a charity jumper and selected a charity from our list to be able to follow the above sponsorship guidance.

Q: How do I get my £70 deposit back if I am doing a charity jump?

If you are skydiving for charity and would like to reimburse yourself for your deposit, you can do so out of any cash donations that you have received. You cannot be reimbursed from any funds raised on your online fundraising page. If you no longer wish to complete the skydive we can cancel your jump, but the deposit is non-refundable.

Q: How does the sponsorship work?

We ask that you raise a minimum of £395 for your charity – this is split into three parts: a £70 deposit paid to us at Skyline, around £200 jump cost to your airfield (the jump costs will vary depending on the airfield) and the remaining £125 to the charity. Please note that some airfields require a higher sponsorship level of £450 and the jump cost/sponsorship cost will vary. You can check the Prices & Locations page for details.